Resize a Column in Details View Before You Begin By setting the AutoFitColumns property to ResizeAllColumns, you can fit every column, both main and sub item, in the space allotted to WinListView. However, what if you have a large number of columns to fit and you can barely read the contents of each column. What i...
WinListView Resource Strings Reference You can quickly and easily modify any resource string value that is displayed to a user by a control/component. Resource strings include items such as dialog box captions, warning messages, alerts, etc. The following table lists the names of the resource strings that are used...
Showing Groups in WinListView Before You Begin The WinListView™ control is capable of displaying all of its items in groups. This is similar to the way in which the Windows® Explorer functions. Each UltraListViewItem can be assigned a Group to which it corresponds. In this walkthrough, you will create a WinListVie...
WinListView Smart Tag In Visual Studio 2005 (.NET Framework 2.0), each Ultimate UI for Windows Forms control/component is equipped with a Smart Tag. By simply selecting the control/component, a Smart Tag anchor appears. When you click this anchor, a pop-up panel appears, providing you with quick and easy access to...
Style the Scrollbars of WinListView In Ultimate UI for Windows Forms 2006 Volume 2, you can style the scrollbars in WinListView™ as you would with WinScrollBar™. We added a ScrollBarLook property to the WinListView that exposes several of the same objects as the WinScrollBar control. By setting the Appearance prop...
Understanding WinListView This is a great place for you to start learning about the WinListView™ control, and its key features and functionalities. The topics in this section will give you a better idea of why you would want to use WinListView in your applications. Click the links below to gain an overview of the ...
Use Checkboxes in WinListView When the WinListView™ control’s View property is set to List or Details, the control can be made to display checkboxes next to each item. This is accomplished by setting the CheckBoxStyle property of the ViewSettingsList or ViewSettingsDetails to either CheckBox or TriState. In both c...
Use the Different Views of WinListView The WinListView™ control supports the same views as those supported in Microsoft® Windows® Explorer. A list of these views can be seen in Windows Explorer by right-clicking in a blank area of the right-hand pane, and pointing to View. The sub-items under this menu each repres...
Use WinListView as a ListBox The WinListView™ control is a versatile control that can emulate ListView, ListBox, and CheckedBox controls. A List Box is similar to a standard text box, but has one item on each line. A List Box is basically a box containing a list of items. To change the WinListView control into a L...
WinListView Using the Notification Badge This topic demonstrates the usage of the NotificationBadge properties of the UltraListView. In This Topic Overview Appearance Properties Style Property Visibility Property NotificationBadgeText property Related Content Overview The Notification Badges allow you to notify yo...